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Rover 3 and 4
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User's Manual
Original instructions

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  • Page 1 Rover 3 and 4 Scooters User's Manual Original instructions...
  • Page 2 Dear User, Factory Direct Medical would like to thank you for choosing the Rover 3 and 4 scooter and wishes you safe and enjoyable journeys. For proper operation and to maintain the scooter’s operational readiness, we recommend that you read this user manual prior to using the scooter.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Components ………………………………………………... Safety Instructions …………………………………………. Assembly Instructions ……………………………………... Adjustments for Seating Comfort …….…………………… Operating the Scooter ………….………………………….. Batteries and Charger ……………………………………... Maintenance and Repairs ………………………………… Troubleshooting ………………………………………….… Technical Specifications …………………………………… Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 4: Components

    4. Foot Platform 5. Foldable Seat 6. Foldable armrests 7. Basket and support tube 8. Battery packs (detachable) 9. Rear Wheels Figure 3 10. Anti tip Wheels 11. Battery Charger Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 5: Safety Instructions

    To break in an emergency, simply release the forward/reverse lever. Make sure the wheel release lever is in driving mode prior to operation (see Fig. 4). Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 6 Do not drive in reverse on a slope or on a bumpy surface. When driving over a curb or raised surface, make sure that the bottom of the scooter has sufficient clearance (see Technical Specifications). Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 7: General Instructions

    Do not operate your vehicle while you are under the influence of alcohol, as it impairs your ability to operate your power scooter in a safe manner. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 8: Assembly Instructions

    Pull up the tiller handle, in order to release the position lock (see Fig 6). Adjust the tiller to a driving position, according to your own preference. Figure 6 Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 9 (see Fig. 8). Then, lower the battery until it stops (the connectors will engage). Note: The batteries are partially charged. We recommend charging them fully prior to usage. Figure 8 Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 10 Move the scooter carefully and slowly. To brake the scooter, move the wheel release lever to the Drive position. Note: Do not change the scooter to freewheel mode when on a slope. Disassembly Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 11 Remove the rear basket and the basket support frame (see Fig. 11). Figure 11 Disconnect and remove the batteries from the rear tray (see Fig. 12). Note: Pull the battery up first to disconnect from electrical contacts. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 12 (see Fig. 13). Figure 13 Lift the front chassis using the handle located under the seat. Disconnect the front chassis from the rear chassis (see Fig. 14). Figure 14 Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 13: Adjustments For Seating Comfort

    Move the tiller to the desired position and release to lock. Figure 15 Arm Rests When getting on or off the scooter, you can raise the arm rest for easier access and motion (see Fig. 16). Figure 16 Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 14: Operating The Scooter

    The control panel is located in the center of the tiller. It enables you to control the steering, lights and signals of the scooter, supplies information on the battery status, and shows fault warnings (see Fig. 17). Figure 17 Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 15 Turns the front and rear headlights on and off. 11. Hand Grips Flexible hand grips for comfortable hand support. 12. Tiller Handle Adjusts the tiller to your preferred position. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 16 Operate with caution whenever going up or down a ramp or slope. When entering an elevator, drive in reverse so that you can then exit facing forward. Check that the elevator has stopped at the exact level of the floor. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 17: Batteries And Charger

    The batteries can only be charged while they are connected to the scooter. Plug the charger connector into the scooter input outlet and then connect the charger to the power source (see Fig. 18). Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 18 If you do not use the scooter for an extended period, be sure to charge the batteries at least once a month. Charge batteries overnight. There is no need for concern of over-charging. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 19 If the indicator continues flashing quickly, count the number of flashes in each sequence, and check the specific problem in the Troubleshooting table at the end of this manual. Safety Measure Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 20 Note: The batteries may emit a minimal amount of acid fumes. When removing batteries, always place them on cardboard, newspaper, or any other material that will prevent damage to the surface on which they stand. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 21: Maintenance And Repairs

    Release the brake. The scooter should move forward slightly. Release the operation lever. Within a few seconds, you should hear the click of the brake locking. In addition, repeat this check for reverse driving. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 22 Check for tire wear. If the tires are worn, replace them immediately. Warning: Do not attempt to repair or service the scooter or any of its components as this will void your warranty. SERVICE AND REPAIR: CONTACT YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 23: Troubleshooting

    Make sure the wheel release handle is does not drive in drive position (See Fig. 3). Verify that there objects interfering with the scooter. Check the battery charge status. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 24 Make sure all connections to the brake and controller are tight and secure. Controller overload. Likely a result of a failure in the battery connection. Check connections to the battery and controller. Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...

  • Page 25: Technical Specifications

    34x6.5 cm. (12.2x5.5 in.) (13.4x2.6 in.) Wheel air pressure 35 psi. (2.5 bar) 45 psi. (3.2 bar) Dimensions 139X60X95 cm. 137x62x95 cm. (Length, Width, Height) (54.7x23.6x37.4 in.) (53.9x24.4x37.4 in.) Rover 3 and 4 User Manual (E) - Rev. Feb. 2012...
  • Page 26 WARRANTY The warranty period for the Rover 3 and 4 is twelve months and covers faulty materials and workmanship (consumables not covered: tyres, upholstery, lamp bulbs, plastic coverings and batteries). Worn parts damaged as a result of excessive loading, improper handling, intentional damage or unauthorized maintenance or modification are not covered by the warranty.

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